Something Borrowed (2011): The rare, fully realized rom-com is the perfect valentine
For Valentine's Day, Christian revisits his favorite romantic comedy, "Something Borrowed," starring Kate Hudson and Ginnifer Goodwin.
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The Terminator (1984): The James Cameron original in the long-running franchise is still a stripped-down delight
With James Cameron's bombastic "Avatar" sequel dominating the box office, Chad Revisits the director's first big hit, "The Terminator."
In The End (2001): Linkin Park’s breakout hit reflected the dark mood of the times and became their signature song.
In the fall of 2001, Linkin Park released "In the End," their first mainstream hit that would become the nu-metal band's signature song.
Man of Steel (2013): Remembering Henry Cavill, another fallen Superman on the controversial DCEU film’s 10th anniversary
On its 10th anniversary, Christian revisits the controversial "Man of Steel" and mourns the loss of Henry Cavill as Superman
Heaven is a Place on Earth (1987): The stylish music video radically changed Belinda Carlisle’s good girl image
In 1987, Belinda Carlisle went to the top of the charts with "Heaven is a Place on Earth," proving the former Go-Go's lead singer would be just fine on her own.
Tusk (2014): Kevin Smith’s low-budget, bizarre horror film is a mixed bag of camp and thrills
Christian dives into "Tusk," a film where director Kevin Smith pushes his unique style into bizarre and campy territory.
I Want a New Drug (1984): Huey Lewis & The News became an MTV staple with their signature hit
In 1984 Huey Lewis & The News released "I Want a New Drug," one of their signature songs and music video.
Remakes & Reboots: Little Women (1994) vs. Little Women (2019)
Louisa May Alcott's classic novel "Little Women" has seen many film versions over the years, but the two most recent capture the story's spirit in stylistically different ways.
Friday Music Video: Iris (1998)
In 1998, the Goo Goo Dolls scored their biggest hit with "Iris," the power ballad written for the supernatural romance "City of Angels."